development of schiz

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what are the 3 phases in the development of schiz?
prodromal phase
active phase
residual phase
what is the prodromal phase in the development of schiz?
work and leisure activities are present
mild positive symptoms
what is the active phase in the development of schiz?
range of strong positive symptoms and may last for months
what is the residual phase of the development of schiz?
most obvious and active symptoms subside
negative symptoms persist and person is unable to function socially and at work.
what is prognosis? 
a prediction of the future course, duration, severity, and likely outcome of a condition.
what is the prognosis of schiz? (rule of thirds)
1/3 have a single or few brief episodes
1/3 have episodic patterns throughout life
1/3 have no periods of remission and deteriorate from acute (positive) symptoms to chronic (negative) symptoms.

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12.1.1 Positive Symptoms

12.3 Biological Explanations for Schizophrenia

12.4.1 Family Dysfunction

12.4.2 Cognitive Explanations

AP Psychology

OCR GCSE Psychology

AQA GCSE Psychology

12.2 Reliability and Validity in Diagnosis and Classification

12.5 Drug Therapy

5.2.2 Biological Explanations

5.2.3 Psychological Explanations

5.2.4 Treatments

5.2.1 Symptoms and Features

3.1 Themes and Methods in Developmental Psychology

12.7 The Importance of an Interactionist Approach